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upcycled mini planters

It’s a question that’s plagued us since we first slathered moisturiser on our faces: what to do with empty cosmetic containers? Well it turns out that they make rather lovely receptacles for your littlest plants – think succulents and new cuttings. With a quick paint job, as demonstrated by the clever cogs at Sweet Paul, these upcycled jars will look good enough to perch atop your coffee table or mantelpiece. It sure beats tossing more stuff into the trash.











